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Every scientist will experience frustration. At some point, many will wonder if they made the right career choice. That can be scary.
The Once a Scientist podcast will bring comfort in your time of need. I wish it had been around when I was in grad school. (I wish podcasting had been around.) And YouTube... But I digress.
Nick Edwards hosts this podcast and joined me to talk about his own experience, alternative careers for scientists and how we can make science cool again for everyone.
First we have to question the idea of why some careers are considered alternative.
Wherever you are in the journey, you should definitely check out Once a Scientist.
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